False billing of patients for care that was never provided, differential care to patients paying hospital rates versus the government fixed rates, detaining patients until the bill amount is settled by the family are some of the other complaints

Last month, a Delhi government panel constituted by Lt Governor Anil Baijal had suggested to use Pragati Maidan, Talkatora Indoor Stadium, Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, JLN Stadium, Thyagaraj Indoor Stadium and Dhyanchand National Stadium for the purpose

The 10,000-bed Sardar Patel Covid Care Centre in south Delhi was inaugurated by Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal on Sunday

Delhi gets 10,000-bed coronavirus centre: The Centre has been divided into a COVID Care Centre (CCC), where asymptomatic positive cases will be treated and a Dedicated COVID Health Care (DCHC) that will treat symptomatic cases

Dismissing all 141 petitions in five separate orders, Sinha noted that though the queries raised by the appellant are claimed to be in the larger public interest, his modus operandi is to file a large number of pleas which are \"irrelevant\" and \"unrelated\"

The government order fixing rates of COVID-19 treatment on 60 per cent of private hospital beds fails to provide adequate financial protection to all patients, public interest groups say.

The court said it was not going to further monitor the matter in view of the Delhi government status report which said that LG Anil Baijal on June 8 set aside the June 2 order

The Delhi government had on Saturday issued a revised order stating that coronavirus patients who do not have any comorbidities or require hospitalisation could opt for home isolation

Satyendar Jain was admitted to Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital (RGSSH) after suffering from high-grade fever and a sudden drop in oxygen levels on Tuesday.

Arvind Kejriwal-led government had announced that in order to increase the number of beds each hospital has, nearby hotels would be turned into COVID-19 facilities if the number of cases in the national capital continued to grow

Satyendar Jain was admitted to Rajiv Gandhi Super Speciality Hospital early Tuesday after running high fever and suffering a sudden drop in oxygen level

The move comes after Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a meeting with Lt Governor Anil Baijal and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday to discuss the strategy to tackle the surging coronavirus cases

Doctors at RGSSH have said that Jain's condition is stable for now and he has been supplemented with oxygen supply

Satyendar Jain health news: Delhi Health Minister was admitted to hospital after he developed fever and had trouble breathing

In yesterday's meeting Shah announced a slew of measures for Delhi, where a  sudden surge in COVID has surfaced.  Shah said Delhi will be given 500 railway coaches to address the shortage of beds for coronavirus patients

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) tweeted through its FaceCheck Twitter handle saying that such a post on one social media platform was fake and that there was no such plan under consideration

Amit Shah said that a committee has been formed for the treatment of coronavirus patients in private hospitals. The committee will be led by Dr Paul and it will work to provide 60% of the COVID beds in private hospitals at low rates

The meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) will also have on its agenda ways to empower resident welfare associations, exploring possibility of using large blocks of vacant flats as makeshift COVID hospitals

India has overtaken United Kingdom in terms of coronavirus cases to become fourth worst-hit country in terms of coronavirus; country is now behind Russia, Brazil and the US only. India's COVID-19 death toll has also reached 9,195, becoming world's ninth worst hit nation in fatalities

India has overtaken United Kingdom in terms of coronavirus cases to become fourth worst-hit country in terms of coronavirus; country is now behind Russia, Brazil and the US only. India's COVID-19 death toll has also reached 9,195, becoming world's ninth worst hit nation in fatalities